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• アリンコ
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• 2024/10/08 21:32

Do you know of any good eye doctors other than Hawaii Eye Clinic
？
I have dry eyes.

• ddprincess
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• 2024/10/23 14:07

I am looking for a social worker － who can speak Japanese. I would like to hear and learn from others who have recently stepped into retirement.

• Momo
• 2024/10/18 16:18

I am looking for a Japanese day care that my 2 year old can attend on a full time basis. If you know of a daycare that would fall into this category in San Mateo, could you please give me the name of the daycare ？ Thank you very much.

• アロハ
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• 2024/10/17 15:31

Do you have any recommendations for a new teacher who is currently receiving psychological counseling in Hawaii ？ I would prefer a Japanese-speaking teacher, but if it is difficult, an English-speaking teacher would be fine.

I have a lot of anxiety in my life and I have to do a lot of checking in my daily life.
Was your insurance covered （ We are HMSA ） and we would be happy to hear about your experience with fees.

Also, I have lived in Hawaii for almost 10 years now and have little trouble making a living, but with the rising cost of living, I am very concerned about my vague future and not being financially independent. But now I have a small child and working full time is difficult ・ ・. Even a few years after childbirth, I somehow don't feel better all the time.

I have few friends and no one to talk to about my true feelings.
If you have experienced anxiety like mine, I would appreciate it if you could share how you overcame it.

• Moa
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• 2024/10/17 23:39

I have recently developed a painful lumpy pimple that shows no signs of healing and I would like to go to a dermatologist or cosmetic dermatologist. If not, I would appreciate it if you could tell me how you dealt with it. Thank you in advance.

• Rainbow
• 2024/10/18 00:00

I found Japanese dried sardines at a supermarket in Hawaii, but the nutritional information says 0% vitamin D. I thought dried sardines were vitamin D and calcium, but that's what the English nutritional information says.
I thought dried sardines were vitamin D and calcium, but that's what the English description says, and the Japanese nutritional information didn't specifically mention vitamin D.

I just translated the Japanese description ？ or does it mean 0% in 100 grams for example ？

Is there vitamin D in dried sardines or not ？
sorry. I know this is a boring question, but please comment if you know something ！.

• Aloha
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• 2023/11/01 17:47

I have a subscription to Channel-J, a service that allows me to watch Japanese TV.
They used to have an office in Waikiki, but now I don't know where it is and the phone number is disconnected.
I often have trouble watching TV, and my email inquiries have not been answered.
Does anyone know who to contact ？?

• J
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• 2024/10/16 00:55

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If it is convenient, I would like to have a meeting after the race.
By the way, I will be in Singapore from Nov 29 to Dec 4.
Please contact me if you are interested.

• t&f
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• 2024/09/04 09:51

I am looking for an English conversation class to learn everyday conversation.
I went to ELS to register, but they are full and said the next class will probably be in November or December.
Please let me know if you can recommend any classes.

I've been in Las Vegas for about 2 months now, 7/8.

To be honest, the conversation is stressful and I feel like going back home.
I would like to hear from others who have been in the same situation.
Thank you for your time.

• ナナ
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• 2024/10/11 16:37

I will be returning to Japan for the first time with my child, who is from Hawaii and has both a Japanese and an American passport, but I was wondering if I should use my Japanese name (my family name) or my American name (my husband's family name) when booking a ticket for my child.
I understood that I need to use my US passport for entering and leaving the US and my Japanese passport for entering and leaving Japan, but I was not sure which name I should use to book my ticket.